Feds want the public to agree to more regressive access-to-information rules in ongoing review
The Treasury Board wants to ignore the basic faults with current access, and award itself by cutting away more records and having fewer orders and users.
OTTAWA—The Treasury Board access-to-information review discussion paper wants the public and Indigenous groups to tell them by June 15 whether they “like” the one-sided fixes the government favours in “reforming” the broken record management disclosure system.
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